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Bookmark or Share- Canarsie, Brooklyn - WikipediaHealth. Post offices and ZIP Codes. Recreation. Transportation. Education. Media. Notable residents. References. External links. Canarsie, Brooklyn. Coordinates: 40.640°N 73.902°W. Canarsie ( / kəˈnɑːrsi / kə-NAR-see) is a mostly residential neighborhood in the southeastern portion of Brooklyn, New York City.
- Flatlands/Canarsie Neighborhood Profile – NYU Furman CenterLand Use and Development. Neighborhood Services and Conditions. Renters. DEMOGRAPHICS. In 2021, there were an estimated 196,219 people in Flatlands/Canarsie, of which 6.3% identified as Asian, 55.7% identified as Black, 9.2% identified as Hispanic, and 20.4% identified as white. Share: Download Data (Excel)
- Canarsie, Brooklyn Neighborhood Guide — TerraCRGCanarsie at a Glance. Canarsie is a quiet, residential neighborhood filled with families who want to live close to the waterfront. Its two biggest draws are Canarsie Park and the Canarsie Pier, which also attract people from around Brooklyn to visit on the weekends.
- A Brief History of Canarsie - Urban ArchiveNamed for the Canarsie people who once lived on the surrounding lands, this neighborhood of Brooklyn has undergone drastic transformations through time. The now-densely packed residential area was once a sparsely-populated farming and fishing village that saw growth soar only after the end of World War II. Of course, the area's history includes some oddities, including a string of lavish beach ...
- Canarsie Brooklyn | The Brooklyn Jewish Historical Initiative (BJHI)Canarsie. Since the early 1900s there has been a Jewish community in Canarsie, mostly of Ashkenazic background. The Jewish population grew after World War because many Jews moved out of neighborhoods such as Brownsville and East New York, and Canarsie seemed a step up for them.
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